Data deletion

If you’ve used Unbusied, we hold: your account details (email and name), the posts and media you composed, records for each connected social account (OAuth credentials plus the account’s ID, username, and avatar), delivery history, and follower/performance snapshots. The full picture is in the privacy policy.

• Sign in at app.unbusied.com.
• Open Settings for the Social Set the account belongs to.
• Choose Disconnect on the account.

Disconnecting deletes the stored OAuth credentials right away, and scheduled posts targeting that account will no longer publish to it. The account’s basic profile details and its delivery history remain part of your Set’s post history until you delete your account (Option 2).

Send a deletion request through our contact form using the email address you signed up with, and note that you’d like your account deleted. We’ll confirm from that address and then hard-delete your data:

• your user account and sign-in identity;
• all Social Sets you own, their posts, drafts, and delivery history;
• all connected-account records and OAuth credentials;
• all stored media, purged from storage;
• analytics and follower snapshots.

Deletion is completed within 30 days of the request (usually much sooner), and any active subscription is cancelled. The only data that can survive is what the law requires us to keep, such as limited billing records held by Stripe for tax and accounting purposes, and even those contain no social content or credentials.

You can also cut Unbusied off directly at each platform, which immediately invalidates the credential we hold:

• Facebook / Instagram: Facebook Settings → Apps and Websites → remove Unbusied.
• Threads: Threads Settings → Account → Website permissions → remove Unbusied.
• YouTube / Google Business Profile: revoke access at Google security settings.
• TikTok: TikTok Settings → Security & permissions → Apps and services → remove Unbusied.
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn Settings → Data privacy → Permitted services → remove Unbusied.
• X: X Settings → Security and account access → Apps and sessions → revoke Unbusied.
• Snapchat: Snapchat app → Settings → Connected apps → remove Unbusied.

After revoking, the stored data about that account (profile details, delivery history) still exists in Unbusied until you disconnect the account in-app or request deletion, so combine Option 3 with Option 1 or 2 for complete removal.

Anything unclear, or want confirmation that a deletion completed? Use the contact form and you’ll get an answer from a human.